Victor VI Phonograph with Matching Herzog No. 820 Base Cabinet and Exceptional Eureka Wood Horn
Circa 1904 – 1915 • 24K Gold Hardware
In the world of antique phonographs, some machines stand out far above the rest. Up for sale is a matchless combination of a fully restored Victor VI phonograph, a matching Herzog Number 820 base cabinet, and a truly stunning Eureka wood horn.
This Victor VI has been completely restored to its former glory with brilliant 24K gold plated hardware throughout. It sits perfectly upon a matching Herzog Number 820 base cabinet, which has also been professionally restored to highlight its rich wood grain, hand carvings, and intricate details. Together, the machine and cabinet present a unified, elegant profile that serves as the centerpiece of any fine collection.
The highlight of this display is the Eureka Wood Horn. This horn features beautiful, meticulous gold stenciling carefully copied from an original horn made by the Eureka Horn Company. Marketed later as the True Tone Amplifying Horn through the General Phonograph Supply Company of New York City, it creates a historically accurate and visually striking masterpiece.
Every mechanical aspect has been addressed with the utmost care. The motor is fully serviced, oiled, and lubricated, running smooth and silent. It features a professionally rebuilt Exhibition reproducer with all-new gaskets and diaphragm for pristine acoustic reproduction.
- Matchless ensemble: Fully restored Victor VI, matching Herzog No. 820 cabinet & Eureka horn
- Exceptional Eureka Wood Horn with custom gold filigree stenciling
- True Tone Amplifying Horn heritage (General Phonograph Supply Co. NYC)
- Brilliant 24-Karat Gold Plated Hardware on machine and bracket
- Matching Herzog No. 820 Base Cabinet with rich grain and claw feet
- Fully serviced, oiled, and lubricated triple-spring motor
- Rebuilt Exhibition Reproducer with new gaskets and diaphragm
Shipping: $650 in Continental USA • Free Local Pickup
